Elected to the Academy in 2002, Elspeth was internationally recognised for her work in cultural and gender studies. She was especially noted for innovative contributions to theories of identities and subjectivity, and her original and cross-disciplinary research.
Her publications spanned the fields of gender, media and cultural studies, philosophy, cultural geography, anthropology and critical psychology.
We extend our sincere condolences to her family, friends and colleagues. She will be greatly missed.
An obituary is being prepared by the Fellowship and will be available in due course.